Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino Restaurants

Danny our server took an already amazing brunch to the next level. His level of service and care to our table did not go unnoticed. He is a true gem and because of him I will be coming back to the restaurant on my next trip!! All that aside the food is delicious, the eggs Benedict were phenomenal & the ambiance from beginning to end was top notch!

Joe’s is the best restaurant in Las Vegas. The atmosphere is pleasant, classy fine dining (main dining room). More casual dining in the bar available as well. The menu is primarily steak and seafood, all of which is excellent. We greatly enjoyed the Dover sole and snapper. A side of fries was delicious too. We were tempted by the extensive list of pies and other desserts, but passed. The service staff is personable and professional, making for a most enjoyable dining experience. Though a little pricey, Joe’s is well worth a visit and we look forward to returning soon.

It’s one thing to go into a restaurant, it’s another feeling when the restaurant belongs to Gordon Ramsay. I Have been to other Gordon restaurants, however; I could feel the attention to plating, atmosphere, and I could taste what Chef Ramsey has taught his chefs. With that said, the Beef Wellington is amazing, cooked to perfection, the puff pastry on the beef crispy, with a nice medium rare steak. The lobster risotto, was smooth and delicious. Octopus with the sauces is amazing. Golden beets salad fresh and the crème is excellent. Make sure you choose your seating early, in 2021 is when I found out you have to book early, and I mean

It was an amazing day experience. From the wait time (which is to be expected and them handling this logistics nightmare with different access levels and priorities so well) to the variety and freshness of the food and the great service l, it was absolutely amazing. It wasn't too busy at the crab brunch on a Monday, with reservation I waited only 20 minutes to be seated. My server was very fast, kind and attentive. Everyone working the buffet was amazing as well and tried to make your experience special and unique. The quality of the food was amazing, the prime rib medium rare and tender, the brisket juicy, melt in your mouth and flavorful. The king crab legs were plenty and replenished often. One secret meat that probably gets overlooked often at the Asian section: the duck! So delicious and juicy and just perfection! Don't sleep on it! Next to all the savory food the desserts were phenomenal as well. Crepes made to order were spectacular, the ice cream bar delicious and all the little cake slices made you feel you didn't eat that much dessert (yeah right... 😁 ). The macaroons deserve a special mention. They were far better than other macaroons that I paid a lot of money for before! Next time las Vegas I'll definitely be back here!

We weren't sure what to expect, but we decided to give this unique dining experience a try. Blackout did not disappoint. The food was interesting and delicious, made more so by the very unique atmosphere. When they say dining in the dark, they aren't kidding! It is PITCH black. They go to great lengths to create an atmosphere of trust so that you can enjoy the experience and surrender to it. No gotcha dishes or weird surprises. Our server, Cheyenne, was outstanding. She paid special care to get us through in time to see a show we had booked later. We got through the meal in an hour, where it usually takes about 90 minutes. She kept track of the the time and took great care of us. We're already planning to go again next time we're in Vegas.